A stylish basement bar makes staying at home better than a night out on the town. That was the thinking behind this Anderson Township space, designed by Amy Youngblood, designer and owner of Amy Youngblood Interiors. “The wife wanted the space to be as moody and dark and as clubby as possible,” Youngblood says.
This isn’t your grandparents’ home bar. Part of this space’s sophistication comes from the deep, rich, fully saturated shades. The dark palette creates a stylish contrast with the crisp white ceiling, which anchors the design and instantly elevates this at-home watering hole into the toast of the neighborhood. “The bar is a real departure from other homes in the area,” says Youngblood. “You might see this style in posh bars and trendy restaurants, but rarely if ever in a home.”
As a young couple with young kids, the homeowners wanted a convenient space for themselves and close friends (the bar can easily accommodate 10) to relax and unwind. Instead of a hotel lounge or wine bar, the homeowners can get the party started under their own roof…